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01-16-2006, 10:31 AM
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Blue Error Screens on XP - 0x00000050
I recently got a motherboard upgrade so I could have more RAM. Now all I get is 0x00000050 errors with ntfs.sys or win32k.sys.
I guessed this was a hard drive problem. Is there any way to fix it, I really don't want to spend another load on it. It's a build: 1.1ghz AMD 512mb PC2700 RAM nVidia GeForce FX5200 AGP 80gb Hard drive CS Primary IDE DVD-RW Master Secondary IDE CD-ROM Slave Secondary IDE |
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01-16-2006, 10:37 AM
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Did you do a fresh install after your mobo upgrade? Or are you booting to the old OS installation? the stop error 0x50 is not indicative of a hard drive issue. Check: http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;329293 or http://www.microsoft.com/resources/d...d_stp_ccgm.asp
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01-16-2006, 10:48 AM
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The new mobo had onboard sound which was causing regular crashes. The driver wasn't compatable with XP. I then did a fresh install of XP. THe problem continued of course until I disabled the sound and bought a PCI sound card.
Now it only comes up with this message. Completely random, the day before yesterday it crashed 10+ times, yesterday once and none so far today... All I'm doing when it crashes is have internet on, msn messenger, opera and winamp palying MP3's. |
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01-28-2006, 03:07 AM
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Anybody?
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01-28-2006, 11:17 AM
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Are you sure that processor is compatible with your new motherboard? Again I am no expert like glc or some of other guys here but if it was me I would not be using such an old processor with a newer board.
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01-29-2006, 02:43 AM
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You could have several issues. What model motherboard, which Amd 1.1 (there were a couple)?
The first Amd T-bird at 1.1ghz ran a 100x2 = 200 bus A later versions at 1.13ghz ran a 133x2 = 266 bus When supported by their then-current chipsets, the memory choices would logically have been PC1600 or PC2100. Some modules are not backward compatible. PC2700 = DDR 333. Re: the sound issue - I haven't come across a motherboard yet that has onboard sound that's incompatible with XP. But I haven't seen every motherboard made - What did you see that suggested the incompatibility? If you ran a new install - did you run a completely fresh install (completely erasing the drive)? Or? What sort of disk are you using to install XP from - and what version? If the new motherboard has onboard video - did you make sure to disable it? That's all for now . . . Gary |
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